erika:
Ok, I'll ask not-a-celebrity writer guy...what was the word I was looking for? Cause dedication's about work and attentive sounds like you and b.org need to get a room.
Tim:
don't ask me what word YOU'RE looking for, erikaj. I can hardly ever find the one I was looking for. The next time I have a script due I'm gonna toss a Webster's Dictionary on the studio's desk and say, "it's in there somewhere."
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ErOs:
The WB is smart enough to know a great and intelligent show when they see one.
ita:
Do you get the same WB I do, Er0s?
In
Natter:
ita
::wiggles pinkie at Shawn::
bon bon
runs from lethal digit
Kat:
I admit it. I'm a yarn ho.
KristinT:
picturing pimp daddy covered in brightly-colored knit-wear, a big cross-stich hoop around his neck, a bobbin on his index finger, and a curved crochet needle through one ear
Erika in Bitches: I have avoided crazy family bullshit for one year. (Well, uh, unless Mom and I have "Clash of The Titans" again. This Easter, all the homicidal urges will be focused at the TV, as God intended.)
Curses on you, wee Ginger.
Damn it! This is what happens when I do a cat food run; others COMM my internet wife's cool quotes.
A demonstration of why I love Buffistas so very much:
Ginger:
I like capers too, but when cleaning out the refrigerator, I'm always faced with the age-old question: can capers go bad? A jar lasts me a looong time. I'm also still trying to answer the questions "Does catsup go bad?" and "Is it safer to open the mysterious tupperware container in the back or to just leave it there?"
tommyrot:
In 6th grade I did a science experiment that involved cooking up some Knox (unflavored Jello) and putting it in a container with plastic on it so bacteria could grow on it. I set my experiment on a shelf (so bacteria could grow at room temperature)... and forgot about it.
The last day of school our teacher made us clean stuff. Someone else discovered my Knox experiment. They removed the plastic. Everyone in the area was horrified by the smell.
I was nowhere near. In fact, I was off by myself, laughing my ass off.
I was an evil boy, I tells ya.
Gus:
If Sir Alexander Fleming had had this attitude, penicillin would still be a mystery to us. (Oooh! Alt-history plot bunny!)
Of course, if Tupperware and 'fridges had been around in the 19th century...
P.M. Marcontell:
I'm also still trying to answer the questions "Does catsup go bad?"
No, because it starts that way.
tommyrot:
If television had been around during the Spanish Inquisition, there would have been some interesting reality programs.
Matt the Bruins Fan:
This is like the home of my fireman friend in Mississippi, which is effectively a hunting lodge waaaaaaaay deep in the woods by a lake. I swear I hear that "pha-pha-pha" score from Friday the 13th every time I drive over there.
billytea:
Matt, get yourself some new driving music. Seriously.
